One of the reviews I watched on YouTube about the ship Rotterdam before we boarded last year, suggested going out of your way to see the art on the landings in the stairways. There are about 10 levels, and stairs fore and aft, so there is lot of art to see. Some have asked, how do you stay busy during a week at sea? The better part of one afternoon was filled with walking down the each of the stairways, admiring the art.
Some fascinating art. I love the giraffes.
ReplyDeleteA musical theme to the ship.
DeleteI applaud the piano keyboard one. Very creative and I like the way it waves up and down - like music.
ReplyDeleteAnd waves at sea.
DeleteYes, very good art, that I've not seen on the couple of cruise ships I've travelled on.
ReplyDeleteI am glad someone tipped me off to stop and see what was there.
DeleteI might like a giraffe clothesline; think how much fun that would be when they aren't working.
ReplyDeleteI love the musical theme to the art as well.
I was thinking of a particular blogger with the giraffes. Hopefully he sees this post.
DeleteSuch beautiful art. I think I'd enjoy discovering all of it.
ReplyDeleteAnd with a week at sea, I had plenty of time to explore.
DeleteI wonder who is in charge of gathering that art and do they do it for all the ships? What a fun job!
ReplyDeleteDoes sound like a dream job,
DeleteLove the giraffes
ReplyDeleteA fun piece
DeleteI wouldn't normally expect to see art displayed on the ship, but it is quite sensible. Travellers have plenty of time to relax, read, drink, sun themselves and expose themselves to art forms they may know nothing about. Well done.
ReplyDeleteArt and Architecture, mainly
Looking forward to the next ship.
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